It all begged another question: are media relationships becoming less important? We’re having to fight harder to get ...

When Forster was founded in 1996, it was with a clear purpose: to use the power of communications to protect and improve ...

Scotland leads the way in World Cup popularity Scotland has become even more of a global sensation thanks to their fans ...

Has anyone mentioned the heat yet? Welcome to this week’s Good and Bad PR. Ladies, gentlemen and everything in-between, let’s get to it. FIFA is doing itself no favours with this World Cup. I am not ...

With the English football season drawing to a close, and the World Cup kicking off across America, it felt only right that this week's Stunt Watch got a football takeover. Because whether you're a ...

While we’ve all shaken our monitors in frustration when journalists fail to respond, there might be a better formula when it comes to helping your pitch land. The media is not short of content. In ...

Hot off the back of Kim’s excellent football PR Stunt Watch takeover last week, I had aimed to avoid the F-word this week. Alas, it is impossible whilst approaching the global football event that I’m ...

There's a question I've been asked more times than I can count, usually after a crisis or reputational challenge has taken hold: "What do we do now?" The leaders asking it are invariably very capable, ...

There used to be a famous beer commercial with a strapline that "good things come to those who wait". For global communications leader Bianca Shead of The Nature Conservancy (TNC), one of the world’s ...

This is the latest in a series of articles to celebrate PRmoment's PR Masterclass: AI in PR, where we talk to experts about how AI is changing the PR sector. If you want to understand more about the ...

For years, Reddit has sat on the fringes of the communications mix. It was noisy, unpredictable, and difficult for brands to control. According to new insights from Sarah Ball, research director UK at ...